How to Make Extra Income While Working Full-Time: 4 Ideas - Learning Mind
If you want to know how to make extra income while working full-time, we've listed some ideas. There are many ways to improve your financial position.| Learning Mind
Humanity needs a new yardstick to measure achievement—today we quantify it with money and material gain, the worst possible way to evaluate actual success in life. Money serves as such... The post We Need to Replace Money as a Measure of Success appeared first on BahaiTeachings.org.| - BahaiTeachings.org
John Ruskin, from Unto This Last (1860): THERE IS NO WEALTH BUT LIFE. Life, including all its powers of love, of joy, and of admiration. That country is the richest which nourishes the greatest number of noble and happy human beings; that man is richest who, having perfected the functions of his own life to the utmost, has also the widest helpful influence, both personal and by means of his possessions, over the lives of others. A strange political economy; the only one, nevertheless, that ev...| The Homebound Symphony
… The post Highest-Paying Jobs for Those Who Dream of Traveling for Work appeared first on A World to Travel.| A World to Travel
The average American spends more than a third of their paycheck within the first 12 hours of receiving it, according to new research. The post Why nearly half of your paycheck is spent after the first 48 hours appeared first on Talker Research.| Talker Research
If you want to know how to make extra income while working full-time, we've listed some ideas. There are many ways to improve your financial position.| Learning Mind
Agathe invited me on her weekly show The Space to talk about The Art (and science) of content that works!| Alex
I was talking to Tracey Camilleri yesterday about workplace design in the the age of LLMs, and then Chris Noessel about his forthcoming book, Cognitive Debt (and the potential for Cognitive Surplus), and I have a head full of ideas and desk full of new cards. Of those, this one felt worth trying to quickly […]| Smithery
Workplace Design shouldn’t be a paint by numbers job. But there’s one number that interests me in particular. A recent post by Bruce Daisley caught my eye. He has been looking at some recent research by Leesman showing that the top priority for people is for their workplace to provide a place where they can […]| Smithery
Discover what's behind painful ambition, why doing it alone is killing your growth, and how to embrace the seasonal nature of achievement.| Terri Cole
Things have been a bit on the stressful and crazy side of the world lately. Between global uncertainty, political turmoil, economic challenges, and usual everyday life life-ing, it can be really easy to slip into seasonal depression, especially when having to thrive at work this fall. --- And even if you've had an amazing summer---traveling, brunching, and enjoying the outdoors--- the transition into a different work routine of enduring colder temperatures and being indoors more often can be ...| xoNecole
What to wear for work in fall 2025? Here are the best fall 2025 work outfits for work from the office and work from home.| Brunette from Wall Street
Do you often make snap judgments about people that leave you feeling disconnected and alone? In our swipe-left culture, we’ve become experts at writing people off at the first sign of imperfection, but psychologist Ali Fenwick argues this approach is robbing us of meaningful connections. Fenwick’s “Red Flags, Green Flags” framework offers a refreshing alternative to our tendency toward instant dismissal. Rather than viewing red flags as automatic deal-breakers, his RED system encourag...| Shortform Books
I started a tradition a little while back where every year we have a special departmental colloquium entitled "The Nobel Prize in Physics: Who/What/Why". This year my job in finding speakers was made easier by having 2/3 of this years newly-minted Nobel Prize winners in physics in the Department! (Michel Devoret and John Martinis.) So our room was a bit more well-attended than normal...(hundreds and hundreds rather than dozens and dozens). Here is a recording of the event, which I was delight...| Asymptotia
It’s been ten years since I joined Microsoft, and I’ve made it a point to mark the occasion (almost) every year, so why stop now?| Tao of Mac
To some, making art and reviewing contracts are like oil and water—they don’t mix. In reality, many working artists will at some point engage in a binding agreement with another person or party for a gig, sale, commission, fiscal sponsorship, grant award, exhibition, or collab. But I suspect I’m not the only artist who feels like an imposter when I “review” my contracts. How can I possibly protect myself or my work, without legal training or expertise?| Inciter Art
For a few brief moments, my stock holdings in my former employer were hypothetically worth $5 million. This is the wild story of how I realized less than 1% of that value.| Never Down, Always Up
Learn about the concept of meaningful occupations, the barriers that adults may encounter, and how occupational therapists can support individuals in overcoming these challenges to live... The post Occupational Therapy: Helping Adults Engage in Meaningful Occupations first appeared on Transform Life.| Transform Life
Sharetown helps freelancers profit from picking up, cleaning and reselling returned big-ticket items Expected pay: varies, but usually $100 - $250 per sale Husl$core: $$$$ The post Sharetown: Profit From Returned Goods appeared first on Sidehusl.com.| Sidehusl.com
The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) showcased the entrepreneurial spirit of its College of Business Administration (CBA) students during the fifth annual Future of Work Symposium on Sept. 17, 2025.| University of Nebraska Omaha
In October I gave a talk at Monktoberfest in Portland, Maine, a small and intimate tech conference with a big impact in the industry. It’s quite unlike any other conference I’ve been to, which is explicitly the point. I’d been hearing about the conference from friends for years, and it somehow still managed to exceed all my lofty expectations. Monktoberfest asks that your talk be something you wouldn’t be able to hear at any other conference. Mine was about values and how they show up...| The Roof is on Phire
I’ve been thinking a lot about leadership lately, for no reason at all connected to the news or the state of social media or the way we’ve constructed an economic sytem that allows petulant man-children to set billions of dollars on metaphorical fire because strangers on the internet made fun of him while simultaneously pretending that homelessness is an intractable inevitability that can only be solved by brutalizing the unhoused rather than taking away those billions of dollars from afo...| The Roof is on Phire
The concept of “work” is a Rorschach test, an inkblot that you can project pretty much anything onto. There are definitions that speak of a meaningless Sisyphean grind inside an oppressive and cruel economic system designed to extract the maximum possible short-term value from all its constituent parts. There are also definitions that evoke the sincere joy of putting care and attention toward something worth nurturing, and shepherding its growth through consistent, deliberate effort. Your...| The Roof is on Phire
At any given point in my life I’ve wanted to be spending more time writing. This includes the tween years in which I wrote and published fanfiction every afternoon after school, undergrad when I studiously scheduled three blog posts a week despite having very little of substance to say, and that year and a half when I ran a daily newsletter that took over my life.| The Roof is on Phire
Małgorzata Tomczak Poland issued over five times more work permits to Latin Americans in 2024 than two years earlier.| Notes From Poland
Scott Jenson suggests AI is likely to be more useful for “boring” tasks than for fancy outboard brains that can do our thinking for us. With hallucination and faulty reasoning derailing high-order tasks, Scott argues its time to right-size the task—and maybe the models, too. “Small language models” (SLMs) are plenty to take on helpful but modest tasks around syntax and language. These smaller open-source models, while very good, usually don’t score as well as the big foundational ...| Big Medium - Full Feed
With design especially, the professional is always personal, and Anna Dahlstrom is unrivaled at coaxing out that connection. Big Medium’s Josh Clark and Veronika Kindred joined Anna on her UX Fika podcast for a lively and intimate conversation. (It turns out that Anna, the author of Storytelling in Design is good at drawing out stories!) Don’t settle for an interview that “only” talks about the future of design when you can also get life advice about the Beastie Boys, embarrassing chi...| Big Medium - Full Feed
We’re halfway through National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), and the job data are refreshingly strong. According to the latest nTIDE report, workforce participation has never been higher among adults with disabilities. The post Disability Employment Hits New Highs appeared first on Amplitude.| Amplitude
Travel may look glamorous from the outside, but for the people who make it happen behind the scenes, it’s a different story. Beauty and Bodywork Insurance recently released its report, Top U.S. Jobs That Could Use a Massage, and flight attendants stood out as one of the most stressed professions in America. They ranked #2… The post Why Flight Attendants Are Among America’s Most Stressed Workers appeared first on The Happy Passport.| The Happy Passport
That’s according to a poll of 2,000 white collar and knowledge workers and 1,000 IT decision makers. Results showed these employees are losing an estimated half of their day (51% total work hours estimated) on tedious, low-value tasks like copying and pasting, managing emails and data entry.| Talker Research
Years ago a colleague of mine taught me a brainstorming technique that I find particularly useful. Thanks, Meagan.| Ruslan Osipov
University Living Labs are a relational infrastructure to orchestrate and catalyse portfolios of impact-oriented initiatives in collaboration with societal partners.| Fieldnotes by Sam Rye | Social & Environmental Regeneration
Open Living Lab Days 2025, a conference for Living Lab practitioners from around the world is upon us, and I'm in Andorra to explore three lines of enquiry.| Fieldnotes by Sam Rye | Social & Environmental Regeneration
Francesca Smith, Senior Research Officer, Money and Mental Health The post Field trip! How Neighbourhood Mental Health Centres can help break the link between financial difficulty and mental health problems appeared first on Money and Mental Health Policy Institute.| Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
In delaying and avoiding writing this piece, I am succumbing to exactly what many university students are guilty of: procrastination.| Cherwell
We came together on a playing field beside a derelict Olympic size open air swimming pool built by the local miners. We are in the small mining town of Breza, about half an hour’s drive from the…| Hard Crackers
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Navigating these choppy arts industry waters can be rough 🌊 Avoid the bad actors and attract your next great creative adventure with this helpful guide.| blog.fracturedatlas.org
Percentage supporting pathway to citizenship for TFWs drops from 36 to 30 per cent over past year September 25, 2025 – Criticisms of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker program aren’t new, but sustained objections to the policy from the left and right side of the political spectrum have soured Canadians on it - further worsening sentiment compared to this time last… The post Most say Temporary Foreign Worker program is bad for housing, young workers, but also say TFWs unfairly blamed ap...| Angus Reid Institute
One economic activity - tailoring - has come to play a significant role in Indian manufacturing, transforming women's employment in the sector in particular. We look at the growth of this activity, what tailoring work looks like, and what it means for India's manufacturing sector.| Data For India
Stanford economists Nicholas Bloom and Steven Davis recognized early on in the pandemic that working from home is here to stay. Their insights continue to shape the future of work.| Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR)
In a new Atlanta Fed survey, Stanford’s Nicholas Bloom and Steven Davis and their collaborators find U.S. executives are strongly set on keeping work-from-home policies.| Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR)
Jenée Johnson explains how healing trauma and mindfulness go hand in hand in this 5-minute video.| Mindful
BeatGig is an online marketplace that connects entertainers with clients Expected pay: You set it Husl$core: $$$$$ The post BeatGig: Book Your Act for Free appeared first on Sidehusl.com.| Sidehusl.com
Love to shop? You can get paid to do it -- and report about what you liked or hated about the experience -- through a company called Jancyn.| Sidehusl.com
"It is what it is."| The Stopgap
Rae Varcoe “I’m going to be a nurse” had always been my answer to that perennial childhood question. It seemed to satisfy the questioner and happily deflected any further enquiry. When I was sixteen, five sturdy school friends organised a week’s trip, to a hut on the edge of Diamond Lake in Paradise Valley, near […] The post To Medicine via Paradise first appeared on Corpus.| Corpus
Asymptotic was started 6 years ago, when I wanted to build something that would be larger than just myself.| Arun Raghavan
Random musings of a semi-sane designer from lesser Europe.| HDR Wallpapers | Jakub Steiner
The cliché people often use is "trust, but verify." It's a contradiction, impressively expressed in just 3 words, that encourages leaders to distrust their| in|retrospect
Alex Goodfellow, External Affairs Officer, Money and Mental Health The post Making financial inclusion deliver for people with mental health problems appeared first on Money and Mental Health Policy Institute.| Money and Mental Health Policy Institute
I have come up with a framework for understanding people at work. The idea is that people are either farmers or builders. This isn't a particularly revela...| Thinkings Space
the hard part moved from “how to do the work” to “what’s worth doing,” and “how to know if it worked| Prompt Engineering Institute
If you work in the arts, you've probably had your fair share of creeeepy bosses, ghoulish work conditions, and clients who turn into ghosts as soon as it's time to pay up. This October, Fractured Atlas is commissioning an artist of any discipline to write a 750-900 word article about their very own arts worker horror story 👹 Please review the details below, and fill out this short interest form by Thursday, September 25th for a chance to write and publish your story with a $750 stipend. We...| Inciter Art
People have been a bit weirded by what happened during this period. People have been interested in this after the post by Jonathan Riddell was written. Here's what I remember from the situation. Order of events I get laid off from previous job in 2023-10-10. Nate Graham learns of this and invites me to join Blue Systems. I would be joining the team that works with Valve contracts. Cool! He had no power to really "invite" me but told me that there's a good spot I could fill. I apply and cross ...| AksDev
What are the signs the universe wants you to quit your job? Pay attention to coincidences, bad omens, chronic pain, being clumsy, obstacles or...| Learning Mind
Why I think Slack and Slack-clones are actually a net negative for most organizations that use them.| matduggan.com
The share of women in manufacturing jobs in India has risen, propelled by the apparel and textile sectors. Yet, women's manufacturing jobs are more precarious and secure jobs are relatively rare.| Data For India
Commitment is hard, harangued by the twin devils of temptation and convenience, hamstrung by lack of preparation, blown back by our general aversion to difficult work. Undoubtedly, you’ve decided to change something today. You’ve decided to accomplish something. ‘Tis the season, after all. Regardless of the nature of your goal, you would do well to commit with more than mind. You’ll need to change your environs and alter patterns.… The post Commitment: The 3 Hard Choices for Success...| Whole Life Challenge
I am struggling to get air into my burning lungs. I can see firm ground in the distance — but it’s just out of reach. A wave of panic starts in my gut, rolling up my spine — I might not get through this. No, this isn’t a new extreme workout I’m floundering through or a flashback to water polo in high school PE class.… The post How to Swim Out of the Storm When Life Is Drowning You appeared first on Whole Life Challenge.| Whole Life Challenge
Armed with hammers, they smash the zombie urchins one by one, leaving the larger, healthier urchins intact.| Good News Network
Need a mindful break at work? Here’s an anytime, anywhere guided practice that can help you find a moment of calm. The post A Guided Meditation You Can Do Sitting at Your Desk appeared first on Mindful.| All Articles About Mindful Living Skills - from Mindful.org
It looks like I have tech mistrust or fatigue. Or both! On top of that, I am pretty sure I have work fatigue, which doesn’t help. You may have tech mistrust or fatigue too if you find dubious websi…| coralie's contemplations in markup
I’ve not been posting because… too lazy, not in the mood? Lots of things have been happening in the past few months: Curious Dog had a minor wound on his paw and needed three vet visits. An initial one to find out what the problem was – not really clear, it was probably an infection […]| Lesser Leaves
… in July. After having written a good number of posts in June, I managed to not post anything at all in July (except this desperate post on the last day). I obviously have to work at this habit-forming thing. I ended my last post with the then upcoming trip to Bavaria. I’d taken the […]| Lesser Leaves
In some of my recent blog posts, I’ve mentioned that I signed up for a special program at work. It was a very unexpected opportunity that came up this year and when the first rumours about it started, I didn’t think it would apply for me. The company is undergoing a transformation, mainly fueled (as […]| Lesser Leaves
The weekend was the usual mix of business and relaxation. Grocery shopping, cleaning, and cooking, some yoga, a bit of reading and watching TV. Partner backed a very nice apricot cake. We sent off a package to Cousin 1 for her birthday. It rained a bit, but we still managed a nice long walk with […]| Lesser Leaves
It’s been a busy day and so was yesterday. In addition, I was in the office yesterday and was not at all in the mood for blogging when I got home. I did some Yoga in the hopes that it would give me some energy but that wasn’t the case. So, no blog yesterday. This […]| Lesser Leaves
So much for posting every day in June – I didn’t make it yesterday. I was too busy with traveling, voting, cooking, and preparing everything for today’s day in the office. Yesterday morning was damp and overcast, but it grew sunny during the day. After the morning walk where Curious Dog and I enjoyed the […]| Lesser Leaves
The easiest and best supported way to learn and deploy Firecracker and microVMs.| Alex Ellis' Blog
The personal homepage of The Doctor.| drwho.virtadpt.net
Key Takeaways Shifting Dynamics of the Creative Freelance Economy The creative freelance economy has entered a transformative era, offering unprecedented flexibility and autonomy. Freelancers now operate in a truly global marketplace, where location is no longer a primary obstacle but rather a strategic advantage. As digital platforms multiply, creatives—designers, writers, marketers, photographers—are competing with and…| The Happy Passport
I don’t do public speaking often. I don’t take my talks on tour. I don’t really like traveling very much, and my family commitments have prevented me getting out much. But when I do… oh boy, it’s a BIG deal. The post Public Speaking appeared first on Ross Wintle.| Ross Wintle
I have two weeks off. In one of them I am not responsible for daytime childcare. What on EARTH will happen to me?| Ross Wintle
Job Proposals Gone Mad: 7 Reasons Why I Won’t Apply To Yours Even If I’m Homeless. Number 3 is my pet peeve...| Gabriel Iosa
What is Impostor Syndrome? Where does Impostor Syndrome come from. 4 Ways to Cope with Chronic Self-Doubt in Your Career| Melody Wilding
How to set boundaries at work, in the office, and in your career, without making your boss or co-workers resent you.| Melody Wilding
What are the frictions which prevent you to open a bug?| www.otsukare.info
A new report by the Work and Pensions Committee is calling on the government to go further with its plans to reform Jobcentres| Big Issue
Elites are "miserable" in their jobs. Millennials are burned out. Can religion, loosely defined, help us reclaim our free time and find meaning in our lives?| The New Republic
Yes, they're hard to do. But our narrow moral vocabulary for describing non-professional pursuits is making our lives worse.| The New Republic
After all, what will we do with our time? How will we live lives of meaningful leisure?| The New Republic
Cal Newport has become a household name with regard to work, the digital space, and productivity. His book, Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout, was a timely read for me. I presume you’re probably like me: you need to grow in your commitment and rhythm of not idolizing work (i.e., finding your…| Theology Along the Way
The benefits of regular physical activity are endless. Check out our guide to staying fit in Austin's downtown to start or add to your exercise routine.| Downtown Austin Alliance
Personal site of author, designer, Automattician, and A List Apart founder & publisher Jeffrey Zeldman. Teaching and writing about web design and web standards since 1995. Also featuring “My Glamorous Life,” “Fifteen Minutes,” and other entertainments.| Jeffrey Zeldman Presents
It’s a review of 2001: A Space Odyssey from my Hollywood history newsletter GROSS, but it’s also an essay about working in space and a comparison with Director Bong’s Mickey 17.| Bowblog
I read Ibrahim Diallo’s post about job interviews in the IT-sector and was again reminded how awfully dumb and pointless it apparently is in many places. All my career I have only been working for smaller companies in Denmark, and have thankfully avoided most of the silliness I can read about. I am sure there is a massive difference between the world’s leading tech companies in Silicon Valley and small- to midsized companies in Denmark, but now that I am in a position to conduct job inter...| winther blog
A reflection on the engineer's quest| A journey into a wild pointer
You’ve undoubtedly heard of the psychological concept called flow state. This is the feeling you get when you’re in the zone, where you’re doing some sort of task, and you’re just really into it, and you’re focused, and it’s challenging but not frustratingly so. It’s a great feeling. You might experience this with a work … Continue reading My favorite developer productivity research method that nobody uses→| Surfing Complexity
Exploring the capabilities of the Intel N100 Mini PC for work and self-hosting as an alternative to public cloud.| Alex Ellis' Blog
The personal homepage of The Doctor.| drwho.virtadpt.net
In the ever-evolving world of aesthetics, staying ahead of the curve is not just beneficial; it’s essential. As new technologies, techniques, and trends emerge, practitioners must continually assess their skills and knowledge to remain competitive and provide the best possible care to their clients. But how do you know when it’s time to invest in…| The Happy Passport
The lichen-ous current state of my work and community life, and what's coming for the rest of the year.| Fieldnotes by Sam Rye | Social & Environmental Regeneration
Yesterday I spoke at the HQ of a global bank, and during the Q and A following my talk, an HR leader raised her hand to ask an important question that I hear all time. So I thought I’d answer it here, and share with all of you. Question: I see many talented people who … “Executive Presence” for Introverts Read More » The post “Executive Presence” for Introverts appeared first on Susan Cain.| Susan Cain
Since launching the Quiet Revolution, I can’t tell you how many times people (introverts, extroverts and ambiverts alike) have asked me imploringly for new insights to help them work better with their introverted colleagues. So I’m always happy to announce when new insights are at hand. Here are some today, courtesy of Dan Schawbel, a fellow introvert … How Leaders Can Create Deeper Relationships with Introverted Teammates Read More » The post How Leaders Can Create Deeper Relationsh...| Susan Cain
Bedside manner and charm aren’t the same thing. The post Are Some of the Best Doctors Cerebral Introverts? appeared first on Susan Cain.| Susan Cain
Representation in our stories matters. The post Why Writing an Introverted Character Is Hard, and Why You Must Do It Anyway appeared first on Susan Cain.| Susan Cain
Everyone can be represented equally - here's how. The post How to Level the Playing Field for Introverts and Extroverts appeared first on Susan Cain.| Susan Cain
Wish you could eradicate the ums & ahs out of your public presentations? Turns out those verbal fillers may play an important role in establishing trust...| Susan Cain
High achievers are known for their exceptional productivity and unwavering motivation. They possess a unique set of strategies that enable them to consistently perform at their best. Let's explore the top 10 strategies used by these successful individuals to maintain their edge and achieve remarkable results. Mastering time management and…| Stewartville Star
It's now the “job” I've been doing longest| One Man & His Blog
Those who have suffered from emotional neglect have a few surprising talents and strengths hidden up their sleeve that many don’t expect.| Learning Mind
